Category: Club Scene

Chicago’s Union Park will be hosting the fourth edition of ARC Music Festival from August 30 to September 1, 2024, complete with an array of daytime performances and a myriad of after-parties across 13 venues all through the night – accessible only to ARC festival pass holders. The festival has revealed a stacked line-up of… Continue reading Chicago’s ARC Music Festival announces 2024 line-up

Support The Sound, a new initiative that seeks to promote fair pay for musicians has been unveiled by the teams behind Tbilisi’s Bassiani and New York’s Basement. The team is looking to support artists with fair revenue when their music is played at a club or festival. They claim this is a necessary tool to… Continue reading Support The Sound campaign launched to promote fair pay for artists

The murder trial for one of the four individuals charged in connection to the killing of Pop Smoke is set to begin in Los Angeles on June 25th. Rolling Stone reported the news regarding the rapper’s death, whose real name is Bashar Jackson. Jackson was shot multiple times on February 19th, 2020, during a home… Continue reading Man accused of Pop Smoke’s murder set to stand trial this June

The coveted Ravensbourne Arms site in Lewisham, which has been the subject of a bid for a community-led music venue by non-profit collective Sister Midnight, is now being targeted by developers for new flats on the ground floor. Sister Midnight had attempted to raise £260,000 through community investment and donations to acquire the site, but… Continue reading ​Sister Midnight criticises planned development of Ravensbourne Arms

Glastonbury Festival organizer Emily Eavis has provided new information regarding the headliners for this year’s edition of the festival, which is one of the most popular music festivals in the world. Supporters are eagerly anticipating news of who the headliners will be, following a delay in ticket sales by two weeks in November. Eavis has… Continue reading When will the Glastonbury 2024 line-up be announced?

Over 50 new electronic acts have been added to the line-up for this year’s Horst Arts & Music Festival in Brussels. Among those announced are Lefto Early Bird from Belgium, Shy One and Nene H from the UK, and Anz, who plays contemporary UK club music. The festival attendees can expect local acts such as… Continue reading Brussels’ Horst Arts & Music Festival confirms full 2024 line-up

If British tourists visiting Ibiza or other Spanish regions fail to show proof of accommodation on entry, they could face penalties of up to £8,000. The new rule applies to all UK citizens and non-EU passport holders entering Spain and requires them to show evidence of accommodation for their entire stay, which must not exceed… Continue reading Tourists travelling to Ibiza without accommodation could be fined €8,000

Lost on You, an electronic record label and charity project that aims to improve the lives of people living in deprived communities worldwide, has finished constructing two schools in Liberia. Located in the villages of Gbiabo Suken and Jedebiaken, the two schools are set to provide education to 300 children on a budget of £20,000.… Continue reading Electronic record label Lost On You has built two schools in Liberia

Belgian police have prevented an alleged terrorist attack on Brussels music venue Le Botanique concert hall. Three minors and an adult were detained on 3 March after the foiled attack. The suspects were aged between 15 and 18 and were thought to have links to Islamic extremism following a federal investigation. All the suspects are… Continue reading ​Four people arrested over planned terrorist attack on Brussels music venue

The Pitch Music & Arts Festival in Australia was cancelled on its final day due to scorching temperatures, bushfire warnings, and a suspected drug overdose that resulted in the death of a 23-year-old man. The deceased, identified as Antony Maugeri, was found unresponsive and was airlifted to Alfred Hospital in Melbourne where he passed away… Continue reading Pitch Music & Arts forced to cancel amid soaring temperatures and death of attendee